Prince Greening "Po" Grandemalion (
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[Po's sitting quietly at a table, dagger in hand and the tip sitting against the wood as he idly turns it. Liam is in wolf form nearby, laying beside a fire where it's most comfortable for him at the moment but never far from Po. His mismatched eyes seem focused on the dagger, they're at least directed towards it but it's his locket he speaks to, carefully propped against a small pile of books.]
How many people among us can say that they can fight?
[He lets that question hang.]
Now how many of you could fight blind?
Winter is on us and that, where I come from, can mean some very erratic weather. At least there we had the benefit of Graceling that could predict such weather and we'd know. We don't have that here. So what do we do if we find ourselves in battle but snowfall makes it hard to see, stings at your eyes? Retreat?
Granted, I doubt we may end up needing to fight a great deal if the weather turns to harsh. It's a skill that may save you though, during any season. And I'd be glad to train others in how to fight if you can't see.
Katsa and I have done it plenty of times. She will help. [Sorry not sorry, Katsa, for volunteering you.]
How many people among us can say that they can fight?
[He lets that question hang.]
Now how many of you could fight blind?
Winter is on us and that, where I come from, can mean some very erratic weather. At least there we had the benefit of Graceling that could predict such weather and we'd know. We don't have that here. So what do we do if we find ourselves in battle but snowfall makes it hard to see, stings at your eyes? Retreat?
Granted, I doubt we may end up needing to fight a great deal if the weather turns to harsh. It's a skill that may save you though, during any season. And I'd be glad to train others in how to fight if you can't see.
Katsa and I have done it plenty of times. She will help. [Sorry not sorry, Katsa, for volunteering you.]
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What have you been up to, Katsa?
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[ still fairly huffy, so she's going to rag on him for a while longer, even if she has to try really hard not to laugh or grin while she's doing it. love u po ]
Don't worry. I'll let you take care of finding your own blindfolds for use in lessons.
[ katsa talks a lot of shit for someone who goes nuts out of protectiveness when po lets slip any hints about his grace to other people ]
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I figure I can just use my shirts now.
[It's okay Katsa, he figured he could blindfold you this time.]
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Doesn't sound like such a bad idea to me that your shirts have to be put to a different use.
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You just want to see me without my shirts.
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[ notice she's not denying it... or his beauty.
she nearly drops her locket when she throws open his door and doesn't see anyone. katsa is still for a moment, then she brings the locket up very close to her face ]
You're not here?!
[ hey! ]
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[He's trying not to laugh. Laughing might give away where he is. And where's the fun in that? Except the wall behind him might look vaguely familiar.]
I'm not? [Trying his damnedest to sound innocent.]
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As though you have to ask what I think about your being anything. I was just outside—
[ she squints at the locket, then looks up and spots the doorway to one of the side rooms...
...
it's a very nice day outside, for all the snow. ]
You may be blind, Po, but you don't get lost that easily.
[ it was nice and brisk out on the training grounds. katsa walks nonchalantly to the other side of the room and leans against the door, looking up at the ceiling. she enjoyed the glint of sun against the snow, for it made eyeing her target more challenging. brisk winds presented another challenge for arrows intended to fly straight. katsa feels for the doorknob behind her and thinks about the chill in their cave beneath the waterfall in Monsea, the sound of water lapping on shores she can't see, the press of their bodies against each other in the sand—
trying to distract him from noticing her movements, shhhhh, is it working ]
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Liam sometimes guides me somewhere else, I can't help that.
[Katsa. Katsa no.
And yes, it's working. Dammit.]
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Hm. It's too bad you don't have some other method of knowing where you are, even to the point of depriving other people of their privacy.
[ her tone is wicked, and she's grinning. she can definitely hear him through the wall but she's having a little too much fun. turning that doorknob... ]